food up, that s her son, bear and from her mouth she puts it directly into his mouth and all along, we don t have the natural sounds on this, i wish we did but all along she talks about what she s doing here and you can see the baby eats it right there. well, we went and decided to get a medical expert on this, our own a team s dr. marc siegl to find out not just about the ick factor but also the health factor in all this. listen: we carry thousands of different kinds of bacteria in our mouths. now, it is true that our saliva helps us to fight some of this off but it is not 100 percent, and you d never know what bacteria you re carrying at any given time and a child, under the age of one, is particularly susceptible to bacteria. they don t have their immune defenses yet. reporter: and other doctors have said not only the bacteria, but they talk about the virus as well, the possible herpes virus, which like cold sores, which is common, if you re under the age of one it can be bad fo
help. the communities have been great to donate to the firefighters, and we have people right now making food up, you know, to carry out to the fire crews on the scenes. so, everything we can get, we are, you know, it is much appreciated, but we want to say thank you to everyone who has donated to our cause, and prayed for us and in our time of need. so clint, i hear that you are very grateful and i also know as someone who has lived in palo pinto your whole life, it must be tough to see the homes destroyed and your wife and daughters evacuated and how is your family doing? and is your wife nervous for you? well, yes, ma am. and my daughter. they don t like me being around this stuff much anymore, but it s everybody here is well train and we are going to stay safe. it s, you know, that s one of our number one priorities is to
the car is registered to. we don t know exactly whether they think that that is the same person that was driving the vehicle and/or created this device, this contraption that was inside. don? all right, susan candiotti, joining us from times square. susan, thank you very much for that. there were thousands of people out and about in times square last night, many of them carrying cell phones with creamers. some of them turned into i-reporters and sent their video to cnn. we ve got to go. everyone! grab your food up, let s go! i-reporter matthew derby gave us nearly a dozen videos of what he was seeing and hearing. he was stranded for a while. the blockades kept him from getting to his police and hotel. and what you re seeing here, police evacuates a mcdonalds in times square. matthew visiting from hawaii was impressed with the nypd s response. earlier he told me how people followed directions, but many didn t realize the gravity of the situation. it was organized, very